World Tea Map
Tea grows in a narrow band of humid highlands and monsoon slopes, then ends up in nearly every kitchen on earth. This world tea map from Oxford Cartographers shows both halves of that story on a single sheet: where the leaf is grown and where it is actually drunk.
It reads as a decorative piece first, which is why it turns up on the walls of tea rooms, specialty grocers, importer offices, and home kitchens. Geography teachers use it too, since a commodity map makes trade patterns visible in a way a political world map cannot.
- Thematic world map covering tea production and tea consumption together
- Drawn at 1:50,000,000 scale with English labeling
- Published by Oxford Cartographers, a British thematic mapping house
- Printed on premium 36 lb paper, with satin lamination, foam core mounting, and black or walnut rail and frame finishes available from Map Shop

